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While some have accused HomeShare of capitalizing on San Francisco’s severe housing shortage, the company maintains that it is making luxury condo living more affordable and filling units that would otherwise remain unoccupied.

The asking price for the home was $495,000, but it ultimately sold for $550,000.

That’s only 422 percent above the average home price in the neighborhood.

Paragon Real Estate has compiled a series of year-end charts for San Francisco illustrating note-worthy 2015 housing stats.

One man’s trash is another man’s massive aquatic superstructure.

The 58-story, 127-unit residential tower was jointly developed by Rafael Aragones and Alberto Espinosa.